Why are some cities so heavily frequented by tourists and others not?
Of course familiarity has something to do with it. But tourism numbers usually reflect the aesthetic and social beauty of cities that make them attractive places to visit as well as to live.
That, in a nutshell, is the overview of this wonderfully perceptive video which uncovers some important principles of great city design.
We had an incredible weekend at ReCharge/Culver City Art Walk and Roll! Thank you to Culver City Arts District BID for organizing & inviting us!!! 🎉🎶🖼🥙🌯🍺🚲🛴⚡️
Thank you to Micro Kickboard for donating a Merlin electric scooter 💚💚💚
And thank you to all of our participating partners!!
We had an incredible weekend at ReCharge/Culver City Art Walk and Roll!
Thank you to the Culver City Arts District BID for organizing and inviting us!!! 🎉🎶🖼🥙🌯🍺🚲🛴⚡️
Thank you to our sponsors Micro Kickboard and LA CoMotion 💚💚💚
We had an incredible weekend at ReCharge/Culver City Art Walk and Roll!
Thank you to the Culver City Arts District BID for organizing and inviting us!!! 🎉🎶🖼🥙🌯🍺🚲🛴⚡️
Thank you to our sponsors Micro Kickboard and LA CoMotion 💚💚💚
Advocates of scooters (such as Have A Go) tout the many, many benefits of micromobility. One of these benefits is their tiny carbon footprint.
As scooters proliferate, some are beginning to question just how carbon free they are when fleet management is taken into consideration.
“Better the devil you know.”
It feel like more than ever, we seem to prefer the hell of today rather than entertain even slightest bit of change.
In Los Angeles, where our streets are near infernos, references to hell are unfortunately more than mere exaggeration…
Love him or hate him. That seems to be the only thing people can agree on about Elon Musk.
In anticipation of tonight’s interview with Joe Rogan, we would like to offer our contrarian view of Elon Musk: nuance.
Lots of admiration, lots to critique.
MOBILITY: THE DISRUPTION OUTLIER In our previous post, we argued how lightweight electric vehicles such as e-bikes, e-scooters, e-boards, and other lightweight electric vehicles were the true disruptors of mobility, not electric cars, owing to their super low cost and…
The rolling hills of grass, interrupted at times by thirsty oaks, sycamores, and often-dry creek beds called us. Surrounding these usually-brown, though sometimes green grasses of the north San Fernando Valley, the landscape was –as time passed – overcome with…
#DISRUPTION. HYPE VS REALITY. The word disruption is tossed around like a cheap hashtag these days. Innovation, invention, and disruption all seem to be conflated and repeated ad nauseam. Let’s separate the hype from reality. Disruption is serious theory of…
